The Rick Rib is a classic lace openwork stitch. It creates a mesh lattice with a beautiful diagonal criss-cross pattern. It's light and delicate, extremely stretchy, and reversible.

The Woven Cable Stitch pattern creates a tight, dense fabric with a woven basketweave look. The effect is created by combining 2/2 Right and Left Crosses on offset rows. This makes the pattern appear to weave in and out for a very pleasant effect.

The eyelet lattice insertion is a lace panel with a lattice weave. It uses simple eyelets in a diamond pattern to create the criss cross design. This is meant to be a lace motif that is inserted into another project as an accent.

The Extended Open-Work Stitch is a beautiful combination of lace and cable. It is a wonderful knit for shawls or a throw.

The King Charles Brocade is a classic knitting stitch pattern. This lace stitch consists of a panel of lace lattice that has a diamond motif in its center.

The deep waffle stitch uses mock cables to create lattice pattern with heavy texture. The resulting fabric has a diagonal waffle look with deep recesses. This all-over pattern is great for bulky scarves, blankets, or even hats.

The lazy links stitch is a knitting pattern that creates an all-over lattice texture. By wrapping rib stitches together a beautiful fabric is made.

The two-tone lattice stitch is a mosaic colorwork pattern. Using slipped stitches and only one color at a time, this beautiful lattice design is created.

This knitting tutorial will help you learn how to knit the two stitch gather stitch. This technique creates a unique pulled stitch. The two stitch gather stitch creates a nice lattice-like stitch if worked in rows.